Scilla forbesii

Scilla forbesiiSprays of tiny, star shaped gentian blue flowers in February and March and slender, strap shaped, mid green leaves. These versatile and easy to grow bulbs are ideal for a sunny, well drained rock garden or for naturalising under deciduous shrubs and trees. Plant in bold drifts 8cm (3in) deep in September for a spectacular early spring display. Garden care: Plant bulbs in bold drifts 8cm (3in) deep in September in naturalistic drifts.

dwarf Firefly is a botanical Crocus that declares the end of winter is nigh and the beginning of spring is coming soon

Species Tulips with unique flowerhead colourations

Known for being a fantastic cut flower as its blooms last for a lengthy period of time

you’ll receive the best native oxygenating ponds plants

'Ōsakazuki' has been shown to perform well in British gardens

reflexed petals in the blooms and long

Scented flowerheads violet blues and hardy

This allows you to plant in dense blocks as well as easily break apart your plants to spread them out a bit more

The bloom is a large cup with a mouth which flares open and is tipped with a wavy

The stems are complemented by appealing green leaves

a plant which dies and stores energy for future growth in an underground bulb

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